What this tool does
How selection works
Personalising the card
Downloading
Map data and sources
Features explained
Visited-district list
The names of the districts you selected are written under the progress line of the card. When all 64 are selected, a short celebration line replaces the list.
Wish message
A short message based on your percentage, for example wishing you the remaining 40% when 60% is done.
64 districts, 8 divisions
All districts are listed under their division with a count such as 3/13 for each group.
Select from the list or the map
Tap a name or click the district on the map. Both stay in sync.
Search in English or Bangla
Type part of a district name to filter the list.
Bangla and English
The tool opens in Bangla. Use the language buttons at the top to switch the labels, district names and the downloaded card to English.
Five themes
Emerald, Indigo, Sunset, Ocean and Night green change the card colours.
Name and photo
Add an optional name and a photo at the top of the card; the title becomes "Your name’s Bangladesh".
District labels
Switch names on or off for the selected districts. Hovering a district on the map shows its name.
Progress message
Below the buttons, a short line shows how many districts you have marked and a simple level based on the percentage.
PNG, JPG and PDF
Download the same card in the format you need.
What can you use it for?
Social posts
Share where you have been across Bangladesh as a single image.
Travel groups
Compare maps with friends or family after a trip.
Trip albums
Add a map page to a printed or digital photo album using the PDF.
Personal goals
Mark what you have covered and see the percentage left to explore.
Tool information
| Districts | 64, grouped into 8 divisions |
|---|---|
| Selection | Name list, division shortcuts, or click on the map |
| Themes | 5 |
| Photo | JPG, PNG or WebP, up to 10 MB, shown as a rounded square |
| Name | Optional, up to 28 characters |
| Output size | 1200 × 1920 px |
| Formats | PNG, JPG, PDF (one page) |
| Processing | In your browser; nothing is uploaded |
| Saved selection | Not saved; refreshing the page clears it |
Benefits
- No account and no installation.
- Both a list and a clickable map, so you can pick districts in whichever way is easier.
- The preview is the exact image you download.
- Names and photos stay on your device.
Limitations
- Boundaries are simplified, so small rivers, chars and islands are only approximate and the map should not be used for surveying or official purposes.
- District areas follow the source dataset and may differ slightly from official figures.
- Your selection is not stored. If you refresh or close the page, you start again.
- Bangla text on the downloaded card uses the fonts available on your device, so a device without a Bangla font may show it differently.
- The tool does not plan routes or record travel dates.
Privacy
The map is drawn and exported inside your browser. Your selected districts, name and photo are not sent to a server by this tool, and they are not saved after you leave the page.
Tips
- Use the list for small districts such as Dhaka or Narayanganj, which are tiny on a phone screen.
- Turn district names off if many neighbouring districts are selected and the map looks crowded.
- Choose PNG when you want sharp text; use JPG when file size matters.
- A square or portrait photo with the face near the centre crops best.
Frequently asked questions
How many districts does the map include?
All 64 districts of Bangladesh, grouped into the 8 divisions.
Is my photo uploaded anywhere?
No. The photo is read by your browser and drawn onto the card on your device. It is not uploaded by this tool.
Will my selection be saved if I come back later?
No. The selection is kept only while the page is open, so download the map before leaving.
Why can I not click a small district on the map?
Some districts are very small on screen. Select them from the list instead, or zoom in the browser.
Which file format should I choose?
PNG for the sharpest result, JPG for a smaller file, and PDF if you want a one-page document to print or add to an album.
Where does the map data come from?
From geoBoundaries (CC BY 4.0), grouped into districts with the open bangladesh-geojson dataset (ODbL). The credit appears on every exported card.